Some NJ water customers might notice a different taste
A temporary treatment process may mean a temporary taste in water for some Jersey customers, says NJ American Water
Chlorine
NJ Poison Control Center warns of the dangers of chlorine this summer
The New Jersey Poison Control Center at Rutgers warns everyone about the potential dangerous side effects and illnesses from chlorine exposure.
Massive Chlorine Shortage May Spell Trouble for New Jersey Pool Owners
Just what we need. Another shortage. This one could potentially put a damper on summer fun.
Monmouth County residents may have their water taste like chlorine
New Jersey American Water is switching things up a bit in their water treatment process.
Your water may taste or smell like chlorine for a couple months
New Jersey American Water will be temporally changing their water treatment process.
Brick Township hydrant flushing runs through November
Adaptation to chlorine disinfectant is likely to create a noticeable odor and taste, discoloration and low pressure - but it's all temporary.
Unusual Event
A chlorine leak at the Oyster Creek Nuclear Power Plant in Lacey Township today prompts plant operators to declare an "unusual event" - the lowest of four emergency categories.